If you're anything like me then you're probably installing and uninstalling
apps on a daily basis, which usually messes up all file associations in the
system. In that case, you can either repair them manually or run a program
like Types. This simple tool lists all the file types available in your
system and helps you view and edit their associations with certain apps. This
means that, for instance, if you've always opened JPG images with XnView but
this association has been taken over by another graphic editor, you can
easily restore it with Types. Plus, it doesn't even require installation.
Besides file associations, Types also lets you edit icons, context menu,
properties and other features of all file types shown in Windows Explorer. On
the downside, the program is not very easy to use and doesn't include any
documentation either, so you better know what you're doing before editing
anything. *Types can help you restore broken file associations in your
system, though it may not be easy to use for a beginner.*Download *Types
2.0.6* in Softonic
